Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has revealed that his government is studying Vietnam’s guerrilla warfare strategies as part of preparations for a possible U.S. attack.
Reports suggest that Caracas has already begun constructing Vietnam-style tunnel networks in forested regions, designed to provide strategic cover and mobility in the event of military confrontation.
Analysts say Maduro’s move reflects heightened tensions with Washington and a desire to develop asymmetric defense capabilities, drawing lessons from historical conflicts where smaller forces successfully resisted more powerful adversaries.
With tunnels, tactics, and national resolve, Venezuela appears determined to defend its sovereignty by any means necessary, signaling a readiness for unconventional warfare should hostilities escalate.
Source:@Currentrep
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